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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

She Knows Neither IdIeness Nor Repsn
Ing. Nor Unsatisncd Ambition.
Cheerful but never boistercus. happy
but never th~oughtless. u bonnie
lassie is the pcac maker, the universal
helper. the sympathizer. the active
worker Of her home Whatever is
wanted she can supply; AMI she can Do
all that is needed for tho comfort 81
every one. She il eyes q the blind.
feet to rhe lame. hands 70 the incaP-
able. II any thing i to be done for
grandmamma. il Is she who does il.
When mother Is i'll. IL Is she who waits
on her, who looks after the little ones
and does the housekeeping. Loving.
unselfish. energetic. industrious. p
has no ambit. on outside the circle 81
home and it. affections; and she does
not pretend to intellectual merit. p
adores her mother. and lives in perfect
peace with her sisters-which does NOT
prevent her giving her whole heart
10 her lover, nor make her less man
helpful and tender to = comparative
stranger. She is Of the most perfect
type Of q womanhood content 70 hive
in the shade Of home and . strong
mans love. Wherever she goes shc
will carry peace and create happiness
her influence will be ever es-
sentially pure and gentle. She will
know nothing Of burning questions
50 she will not be able 70 discuss them.
The deeper riddles Of life and morality.
Of society and humanity. she will moi
touch. nor will they trouble the serene
loneliness 81 her thoughts. All that
she knows, or ever will know. Is. that
life Il sweet because Of her affections
and her duties-bccause her conscience
Il void Of ofensc before God and man
because she knows neither idlcness
nor repining. neither the pangs Of un
satisfied ambition nor the fiery pains
Of passion. Of jealousy. Of envy Or o.
! hate. Love with her Is sunshine, not
fame, and home II her altar. not her
I dungcon.-Sk James Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14


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ripe old asc 'na -
~. = xso'y
As autumn ine'scs n' ~
growing eouI 49,
GROWING
-ion : Always Juuse ~ apPea',
ances- man VINO wear, Du
PIN may % realy
Cs'le""
Our pest iriennS are those ~no
keep perfectly qu'e' wen D onc ],
enumeras'ns our virtues 0"'s 800
Leather hepo''e'.
The editor q the hebron heqss'e'
refers TO the gifted editor o. . contem-
porary a an egotisticai warI-Nc
traska Stale journal
How delightful. IN the morning.
when you do not want to get up. to Be
nibbled by mosquitoes till you're near
ly eat up.-Ndshriue american.
-Clerk-"What can ! do Tor you.
sirP" Professor-I-I-well. that's .
nice affair; I really don't know what ]
was told toget. But no matter. just
give me something similar. "-Flisg-
ende Biaetsr.
Omaha Dame" What do you
thinkp have I girl who gets up in
the morning without being called"
Chorus Of Voices -" Impossible"
But 1t is true; she Is in love with the
Northumberland World.
Some Catch 10 the Business-'.Dc
YOU inshure HOSES, sahP'' inquired
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

How : Boston Criminal Was Betrayed ~
his Fnvorite Exprssston.
Iheard ON State street an authentic
story Of detective a~cuteness- Livery
BODY is familiar with the trick that
many men have Of Gaping whatever
they hear said. when they do not dis
sent. with some favorite expression.
Thus. n man says precisely" an
other .aexactly;'' and there IS . consid-
cradle faction for whom the words
..iust So" or TO be sure" seem TO fill
| the required need. Not long ago. =
| Boston man stole alargc sum Of money
| from his employers. and fled to tho
| West A description Of him was sent
70 detectives and police supcrintend-
ents generally. and about . month
after his escape. . Minnesota officer
telerraphcd that he thought he
had his eye upon the person wanted.
His appearance. however. was very
different from that described in
the circular. The situation was q
pressing one; II the supposed criminal
was such in fact, he might at any mo
mcnt Nv to Canada; on the other hand.
TO arrest m innocent person would
cause = great deal Of trouble. The OBJ
iect was TO identify the man II posi-
bic within q few hours. In this emer-
rency the Boston detective in charge
of the case examined and cross-exam
ined the thiers employers a. to his pc.
cuIiaritics. They could hit upon moth
ing distinctive till finally the detective
inquircd-in . moment Of inspiration
If he had any particular way Of *
pressing himself. Eyes" was the
reply; II never knew the fellow 10 tall
three minutes without saying 4 BE-
licve you" In half an hour the In
formation VA tclegraphed to ths
West; within four hours the. Minnesot'
detective had q long chat with his man
and before night the thief va arrested
There II . hint here. Il seemed 20 me
for tho fabricators Of plota-Bosso'
Posi-
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srsn - ~ Andss.
Complaint has often been made Of
the high price q which quinine Il sold
BY physicians and ~apothecaries; but
when Il Is known how much toll. IA
ticue and hardship Il has cost 70 secure
this invsluabIe medicine from the South
American forests. ono in need d the
drug should Be thankful that IL can be
obtained Il any cost.
The bark-gathe-efs are called cascar-
riIlero< AT the commencement Of the
dry season. about the first or middle 81
Nay, . company o. cascarnlleros in
the service Of some merchant or firm
are sent into the uninhabitcd wilder
ness. under : leader called : majcrdo.
mo. to laborin the forest until the fall.
Each person buys provisions for bis own
use for the season. and conveys Il On
mulc-bsck 70 his destination. IL re.
quires great endurance and bravery q
face the hardships before the party,
hut many Of the bark-gathcrcrs ars
Indians cd Mcstizocs. and have been
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= GREAT MISTAKE


C~.~r,a Ros>rruns' Csmmenes - -
PuuIfsu. e ~ q. A. =
GENERAL Rpsccrans has been prom
incntly identified with the Veterans
Union and was the spokesman Of that
association in carrying President
Cleveland the assurance of its respect
when the childish partisan conduc. Of
certain Grand Army men made Il
necessary.
Because Of this action the General
and the organisation which be repre-
scented have been denounced BY the
partisan gabblers who we're sorely re
buked for their incorporate conduct
By this action The charge = nov
made that the Veterans Union + Be-
ing used By Democrats for partisan
purposes and that il was organized il
political antagonism with The Crane
Army organization
This charge General Rosccrsns him
sell denies and in this connection
| shows that the Grand Army was not .
! first and was never intended 70 Be
| political organization But that y ha
grown 20 Be- such N organization b
admits. and deprecates the fact tia
the Republican politicians seem =
hare captured L.
The General further gives figures :
show that the Grand Army would b
to-day : much more powerful organ
xation IN point q numbers. and !
fact in every respectful il had NOT int
meddled with such unworthy politics
designs. and he draws the conclusion
and every soldier who has the good I
the Grand Army organization af hea
will x rec with him that ~ = : gre
mistake 70 play pranks in this VI
with % fine : foundation - the Gran
Army had . start on-"-Harvjsts'
(Pd.l PdfrioL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

"A demonstration by objects
speaks in all languages. and with :
force that tongue or pen can never
command. 80 Western Rovman.
A preacher was complaining a
the listlcssness and inattention u his
congregation. when an old deacon
spoke up and said: Hungry sheep
will look up 70 the rack Il hay u In IL"
Richmond Religious Herald.
The school teacher nj Osceoln, w.
T.. i a young woman 81 only eighteen
years. but she has no difficulty in
keeping order. for she threatens 70
sit down on the first pupil who Is in
subordinate. She weighs S25 pounds.
On the 18th Of July. 1874. in
southampton, Eng. was born Isaac
Watts. the father. '.the inventor Il
hymns In tho English language"
Though Ire wrote less than seven hun
dred sacred songs. yet at this moment
about two-ffths of every chsrch collec-
ton Of hymns are Of his composing.
Prof. Lucy NJ. Salmon. the new oc-
cupant Of the Chair Of History at Vas
sar College. began her career rs an
educator in Iowa She went there
eleven years ago a young alumnus u
the University of Michigan. and for
six years was principal Of the Me
Gregor public schools. Thence she
went to be Professor Of English His
tory in the State Normal School q
Terre Haufe. Ind
The Galveston Ners pays this
tribute to the late Bishop X ". IL
Elliott: He came to a wildern $
with scarcely a ~consecrated church in
his jurisdiction. Now nearly every
town and village has its worshiping
congregations assembling in their
c~ross-crowned temples Each three
months. on an average. Of his admin
istration he erected some church build
ing or school-the direct outcome u
his individual laboE"
The proper method Of dealing with
the Bible Is ~ accept it in fine aggre-
! gate a. Of Divine authority. to attach
this authority to each portion Of the
Bible. to read and study the book I'M
| der this impression. and then dcyo,t,y
regulate our lives BY the rules which it
supplies The man who does this will
feel the power Of the book as an au-
thority to govern his faith and prac-
tice. and will rejoice in the comforts
and hopes which II affords. as he otl.-
erwise a not dc. -Independcn,-
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NOTES AND coMMeNT&

The attempt % prove a incur
able case of Democratic discussion has
fafled-SL Louis Rbss-DispotcA
81 Mere Accident y the title a
: book iust out Bets : even - g
whether o. not Il = he biography q
Rnfherford b HayeA-Ascos Tex
0repA
-Hoa- John Sherman spoke o. ths
lollowing SUBJECTS q Ohio - other
Aays ns bloody shirt, Dsmocratic
elecsion fraudA surplus revenuea. tari1
legislsfton. folly q electfng Cleveland
and CviLService reform Limited
$500 eo0pels - . refer q roader1
o last yeaE,s Cb11rsssioasi Record g.
II. Ghsrman's vieWs o. thess absorb
~ toplcA-Cz6eeoo NsDa
-Whsa Walsa. g HomburG d.
rmandsa . - Ug1lsd with ~ siGht q
y tvuicul American. Blaine disclaime6
- kcasr but ssnt lor Dspsw. Who Il
.errn proess1sd ana called q ex-Gover
.ucr Algsr. q Michigan Ths last
nomea Wns 1nan - admit ~ son ID
pencanenk and poss 81 ~ Higknss
2s1cclntion. = a1nitting thao ~ ~
uoea type q American c~Itissnship n
n1aine showed greater candor and NOR
oons6dsmsioo - ~ counsry's gooi
oa1ne thaa ~ characterized hi pFsvi
- poE1sEnanesA-o1soao0 Hsrsjk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

Adulteration Of -four by NEAR o.
potato -four may b detected by means
of acids. Take q spoonful and pour
upon II . little nitric acid; Il the Hour
be Of wheatit will change to an orange
yellow; II wholly Of potato hour tho
color would moi BE- altered. but tho
-four formed into a tenacious jelly; ~
therefore. the f1our be adulteratcd with
potato -four. Il will mot b difficult 20
decide. Again. take : spoonful q ths
6our and pour upon Il : little muriatic
acid; II the -four be of pure wheat y
win BE- changed to- deep violet COLOR
without uior; but II potato Hour 90
mixed IN Il, it will then have An odos
Like hat Of rushes.--M y P0sk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

pGRSOHAl AND IsIeUAH6
~-Sylvanus Cobb. Jr.. wrote one
hundred and eight long stories that
were published In the Now York
Ledger.
-Kuki. the Japanese Minister -
Washington. u not converted 20 Chris
tianity. but has had his children bap-
tixcd.
The ex-Empress Eugene uses IN
umbrella which cost two thousand dol
lars. The handle Is q mass Of splen-
did gems.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has given
one thousand dollars toward building
at San Jose. CAL. y home for the
widows. destitute wives and orphan
children q Union veterans and army
nurses.
A monument II the novelist and
writer Of fairy stories, Ottilie Wilder
mufh. was recently unvailcd ut Tubin-
gen. The monument was raised ex-
clusively by contributions from tho
women Of Germany.
Mr.. George w. Cable. the writer
on Southern topics. who has been 50
successful a teacher Of Bible studies at
Northampton. is now 10 conduct Dr..
Mcredith's Saturday afternoon class in
fremont Temple, Boston -rnped
Presbyterian.
Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge. the brill
liant and popular editor Of the Sc
Nicholas. was a young widow before
she ever entertained the idea Of writ
ing for publication. The first contri-
button she ever sent to a magazine was
promptly accepted. and there was an
instant demand for her sketches
The villa Of Albert Krupp, the
great gun-maker. was furnished with
all the splcndor of aprinccly residence.
But il contained one special article Of
decoration such As no sovereign In the
world can boast, absolutely unique Of
its kind. and therefore not to be esti-
mated according to its monetary value.
This is a mirror Of polished steel over
nine feet in height aud six feet wide
-Ying Lee has for some time past
kept a Chinese fancy goods store on
Main street. Hartford. Conn. He is
t~wenty-six years Of age and was born
near Canton. He is about to enter up
on q four years course Of theological
study at Mount Hcrmon School. North
field, Mass He is q young man Of
quick intellect and high ambitions
At the end Of his course At Mount
Hermon he will begin missionary
work among his c~ountrymen either in
this country or China
The following story Is told as
illustrating General Won Moltkc's shear
ness. One day he stopped at m inn
and asked for n glass OF beer. The
landlord. instead Of drawing the com
mon fivc-pfennig beer. thought the
General should have she 'dorblc" OF
ten-pfennig beer. The Field Marshal
praised the beer and placed on the
table a ten-pfennig piece, which the
landlord took. Moltke left without
saying 4 wori. A few days later he
visited the same inn again. and ordered
n glass Of beer. Again double beer
was brought. Motkc said: When
was here last l gave you ten-pfennig,
and rs you gave me nothing back
was five-pfennig to the good. 50 tina,
We are now straight" The landlord
remarked that he had drawn double
beer. which cost tcn-pfcnnig. oh
but I did not order double beer" sait
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

-.Do You keep beess" asked the
summer boardcr d the housekecpcr.
FL do % love tho little things." mo.
We don't keep bees. Guess JON must
have heard pa gargling his throat In
The ood-shcd-'-zSd-Bi
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COMMANDED bv his family. We notice
that the hens nav no attention to the
se, A..A. - 49,,
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which the Others rush about him eager
10 share. Again. II a hawk flies over
head. the cock. guardian Of the flock.
raises his head and utters a prolonged
note As different from the former as
possible .K-a-r-rr-e.- he seems 20
saw. which translated into English
means look out for the hawk! rum
and Immediately hens and chickens
duck their heads and rush for cover.
Now let a dog dart after the head Of
this family. ana listen 10 the chicks
and other sounds coming fast and fu-
r;ous-protests in eye-y information.
The hen can mot crow. but she has
in other respects as perfect control Of
language a. her master. Indeed. she
can sing: purely 4 self-congratuIatory
performance expressive Of deep con-
tentment and complete satisfaction.
heard when hens are lei u and they
AZ running for food. and upon warm
d.xs - srr;ny n = ..lerr. kerr.
Kerr. difrr;ny IN r. modulation and
information IN individuals. How differ
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49, 800 49, ~ DsuDcraaio
-rv 6--~ ~ 0rre n1vnva uifhous
t~~sses~~ wsehoua vnrinh1oncn -
AeSc~ ~ surDInr. ~ hosn ~ work.
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6,~-l1v -lHserc~fe1 a ~ welfare a
w~rhis~--en. he intsress thas Ne
m,mocr~aio norey hns taken n ~
w,11.ro u vorkineSmen has noe boen
cnor.o1ic. ntful variable Irregular.
~ 5000. constant and conscientiouA
~ challsnrs ~ record. every Page
s-nInous Win ths faces - " stats
oSe-. n could 0 n tho nature a
ehin~. - oeherwise. Tise great NJ
1oritv u ths Dsmccrafic party has
s1wcvs heen poor men. ~working-men.
49, .~Il1ionnirps. nos aristocraiA not
~, ~ accumulated wealth ~ mo-
nonolireic methoda railroad Wrccking.
lo:d r~rahblne. stock and bond gam
h1ine. land stealing, etc Such things
nave 80
parry ene ! otnes -
80 a. - times when he laid bis
oae,seer!a a-.a ~ 80
D>nk &c oesnoe
'ncIc.y. A-.-S.
H nemocrauc 'oe@ - 49,.
dlser1ouk'on Q. tne we~'n ..~
-crea!es. Inc mora P,s 49,
- o~eclaFs''cn 49, ~ -.s 80.
'eanes are derived iEom
being True isooF scou'a
canine 70 promote is welfare = -
h.,;~~s shss srch c~c.nir,tions
80 g cor.o1,nce With
.-x- --,;~- 80 ~cca .c~.rr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

We give due warning 70 Repub,
lican politicians that they cant hang
any NOR dirty linen O the color line
-Dsinfh FnrsGrqpkss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

- -, 49, ssvsss An.as-.s.s =
Janos e. vegog1<ys
0overnor Foraker. n ~ speech b
Ire sone q III Ohio eoaslituentA was
ID. q NJ desire - make points
aealnse President Cleveland into What
was really . severe arraigament q
n. Blains's political veraeity. II
order % show thas the Democrats
President = responsible for : new out
break q disloyal feeling IN the south.
which he Ohio Governor pictures =
existing to-day. ~ allowed himself 10
draw ! delightful sketch of the quiet
loynlfy that had grown mp in shs
Southern States during the Republican
Administrations q Washington. But
On November "a. 1854 before the In
suxuration e President Cleveland.
n. Blaine. snarsing under his finally
acknowledged defeat made ; speech
af Augusta. Nc. outlining the future
courss Of he Republican party. which
amounted practically % ttting i ont
viii : supply q new bloody shirta-
70 show the difference IN tn pictures
a The South - IL Was in 1854 drawn
bv Foraker and Blaine. w bring some
q their sentences together
=. .ers s>s..s. -. - , ss.ss: !. q.
xcr1h nn1 south ha1.Sorth reuiiEe hov con
S>cs ended tusnyip,csely ne chiefs q The
fr-a;ss.a During i1,flIlirsi power uhich kss
a.s e. ..s : 80. ss:s|s s's<s,5s J. ':e ,>;s
ss5 SosS = sSs sossS 'fscs Sh.si II shose state
az s. 8 ~ 3 s's ga sss 3 3 sse rssss. sonsssss
sr.es @ , sass..sssIss. ssssaf : ps.o< e
6ersd D ! rsss sss.i.,ssa;<s en.nes q 20
sosih had eo1s % &C.
e theIr c.nse o. all
TIE ex]soldiers Of she
Con1sdsracy- there wss
) growing feeling ofYro1
fo1n1 thankfulncss that
rhrg la beon beaten mi
battls. and shar =
conseQuence si1vrfyI
had been deslEUyr1 and
hey had bcca SAVED ti
be spst ed = ICY
Unto2- Tne results 81
the var were, = Short
uhrrs recognszed ed
sccspssd and upon tne1
nee ne sections vers
beconin< D0rs securelyI
bound toxetneri1 un1onl
thzn thsy hsdsvsr bssa
bcfore-
~ - beleved nat ne eoIored populs'
ne Az uss nos ar dis1rcn. almost % : n.n.
rccoensrlnx u 11s-ice Republicans psrsy- be'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

Few persons II the
North rcnl;ze hov com
ne chiefs - The
FebcIlion 9 the 20
li11cnl powe whicn has
tr1umphed IN Tie late
eIecliOn- . II y
: stan Dore signiGcznt
fnc8 that N those States
10 nan Who uas Loyal
% The Un,on- no U4s>er
how sgronx = peUocr1o
- may Be. has ~
chance - %
lll>cA pEouotioA